Who’s Happy to See Eminem Overcome His Drug Addiction?

Published October 12, 2012

Question by Mia: Who’s happy to see Eminem overcome his drug addiction?
Im so happy hes over that, he said it almost killed him

I would’ve had a break down if that happened

http://www.usmagazine.com/news/eminem-opens-up-about-20-pill-a-day-addiction-200945

Best answer:

Answer by loveeyouhh12
I am. Drugs are bad.

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